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MAINTENANCE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANUAL <br />Chapter 5 <br />Page 53 <br />Treated Wood Waste Management <br />It) <br />FACT SHEET. 14avotribor 2006 <br />Health and Safety Code (HSC) Sections 26143.1.6, 26160.7. 26160.8 <br />This fact sheet provides adorav*tion and guidance fiat hAndling and disposing <br />Treated Wood Waste (T V). Fornict exemptions have been rescinded, <br />Until kutwary 1.200?. certain TXk1V Is exempted from hazardotis waste <br />requirements when certain restrictions are wet, It naiv (i) be lawfully disposed. <br />(b) be handled in a manner that complies with all applicable titles. regulations. <br />and orders relating to hazardous waste. (c) not be seavenge& hunted. r <br />ra o <br />recycled. and (d) stored fen less than 140 days. kept dry, and placed on an <br />impervious surface. <br />General Information <br />These Laws apply to any one who lLwdlc% tisated wood inchuhria consualers. <br />retailers. contractors. treated wood wholesalers, and the %vood prese-t ing <br />industry <br />9 Treated wood mtau_s wood that hai been treated with a the meal preservative <br />to protect the wood from uisccTi,, utictoorganismi. finish. and other <br />em.ironmeriml conditions that can lead to wood dcQiy. Sonic commonly applied <br />chemicals include citosote. pentachlorophenol. copper azole (CA -B), Copper <br />boron azole i1CBAj. chromated copper arsenale (CCA), aturnoniacal copper zinc <br />arsenate (ACZA i. copper nuiplithenatc. and alkahuccopper quaternary (ACQ) <br />The wood preservatives, are registered pursumit to the Federal Insecticide. <br />Fuqatcidec. and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and by the California Department of <br />Pesticide Regulation (DPR). Other coinuiou stirface npphed Coatings such as <br />paint. vannsi and oil stain. an not considered wood prtscmarives <br />% Treated wood waste that is regulated a; hazardous waste Pursuant to <br />federal Law (-'RC'RA-T11-W**) must comply with the applicable California <br />bazardous waste requirements, including, as applicable, generator, <br />transportation, and facility management standards. An example of RCR-46- <br />T1N-M- is CCA -treated wood waste scrap generated within a wood treating <br />plant which is classified or characterized as hazardous under the federal <br />rules. <br />* Treated wood waste that is not a RCRA-TNAAVmxbe considered a solid <br />waste (not a hazardous waste) when It is managed according to HSC § <br />2$143.1.5. This type of treated wood waste (TIN'W-utifity) can only be <br />generated b,% removal from electric, gas, or telephone service and mai be <br />disposed in a composite Rued unit of a municipal solid na%te landfill that is <br />allowed to accept such waste. <br />* Treated wood waste that is a) hazardous waste nadet California law. bj is not <br />a P_CFA-TNN1%,. and c i not from electric. gas. of tclelaltiane ser icr (not ntihty <br />txcuipt) is eligible f6i the provisions of HSC § 25150 ' and 25150,8_ Tint type <br />of treated wood waste is refercucgJ as TN%NA' in the i cutainder of this fact sheet <br />TIM may be disposed only in hazardous waste landfill-, or qualified solid was' <br />4�V <br />July 2018 <br />